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NAME:WRECK is a collection of vulnerabilities in DNS implementations, discovered by Forescout and JSOF Research. This body of research can be seen as a continuation of Ripple20 and AMNESIA:33, as …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: NAME:WRECK, Signal Hacks Back, Updates, and More
I’m having a hard time knowing whether the following setup is vulnerable to CRIME/BREACH type attacks (which target HTTPS).
I am running a Wireguard VPN that tunnels VXLAN protocol, using ChachaPoly20 encryption.
I would like to add CPU ch… Continue reading Compression and Encryption against security issues
I am an SRE engineer, currently working on building a hybrid cloud network and its management. Through research, I have been able to use openvpn and wireguard topology combination network proficiently. Because wireguard can combine VPC wel… Continue reading openvpn over wireguard (Multi-cloud Plan) [migrated]
This occurred to me when looking at the security model wireguard is using. Instead of relying on users credentials and Radius authenticating central server each user has a private key used to authenticate VPN. This is modeled after SSH PKI… Continue reading How roaming works with ssh private keys?
I have a remote server into which I login via ssh. On this server I have setup a Wireguard VPN to which my host connects. The ssh server (ssh daemon) listens on a private IP interface (the server’s Wireguard interface). It seems to me that… Continue reading Logging into remote server via SSH using VPN (Wireguard). Is it foolproof?
Is there any benefit to mixing vpn protocols as far as obfuscating your traffic. Would a multiple hop setup like (openvpn(server1) + wireguard(server2)) be better or is (openvpn(server1) + openvpn(server2)) just as good.
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I think Wireguard is blocked from special datacenters like Hetzner.
How can I bypass the government firewall?
Is there a way, for example, a plugin or something to mix it with original wireguard to get it to work?
Detai… Continue reading Wireguard is blocked in Iran , what can I do?
VPN Usage has been critical during the coronavirus pandemic. Virtual Private Networks have allowed employees to safely connect to corporate networks regardless of location. This technology was foundational for businesses to safely transition their work… Continue reading Choosing the Right VPN for Your Business
I’ve been using OpenVPN and SSH tunnels for a multitude of scenarios over the years and recently I’ve been earning a lot of buzz around the simplicity and security of WireGuard. Now I’ve found some troubling information about CVE-2019-1489… Continue reading WireGuard / CVE-2019-14899: How secure the protocol really is?
I recently set up a wireguard server-network configuration with a home server and client devices. I have one main domain that I hope to route everything through via subdomains (in this example, abc.example.com, def.example.com, etc.). I ho… Continue reading Is there a security vulnerability in setting a public DNS entry to a private IP Address?